Support Us
The Coronet Theatre is a place like no other. Our productions bring you the best of international talent in the intimate setting of our historic venue, but our doors are currently shut to audiences and artists alike.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we took the sad but necessary decision to close our doors.
The Coronet Theatre is a charity and receives no public funding.
We need your help more than ever to ensure that we continue to thrive, and deliver original art of the highest quality once this crisis has passed.
Get involved
As an individual
Get closer to the action and join our Patron Scheme, remember The Coronet Theatre in your will or make a one-off donation today.
As a business
Enjoy a bespoke partnership with our unique London venue.
As a trust or foundation
Invest in our artistic vision to help us expand our audience and bring international talent to our community.
Make a one-off donation
Donations of any size support The Coronet Theatre’s unique programme of multi-disciplinary art without borders.
With the COVID-19 crisis, we need your help more than ever to ensure that we continue to thrive during this challenging time – and deliver original art of the highest quality when we are able to open our doors once more. If you wish to find out more or give via alternative methods, please contact Dahna@thecoronettheatre.com
As a registered charity, The Coronet Theatre can claim Gift Aid on all donations to the theatre, including donations paid through our Patron Scheme. For every £1 you give, and if you are a UK tax payer, we can claim an extra 25p from HMRC.
If you have not already done so, please consider helping make your support go further by completing the Gift Aid declaration and sending it to Dahna@thecoronettheatre.com.
Our Supporters
None of our work would be possible without the help of our patrons and donors. We are hugely grateful to the following for their support:
Cupola
Clive & Helena Butler, Deborah Curtis, Michael Fisher, Mimi Gilligan & Sean Carney, Ian Hannam
Spotlight
Kathleen & Bruce Bettencourt, Ashish & Neha Goyal, T.S. Eliot Foundation
Royal Box
Ryan Allen, Tony & Kate Best, Bruno & Christiane Boesch, Peter & Tania Freeman, Tom & Kate Glocer, Debbie Hannam, Eva Lindholm Ispahani & Iraj Ispahani, Georgia Oetker, Maria Clara Tucci & Reid Perper, Dag & Julie Skattum, Peter & Esther Smedvig
Proscenium Arch
Sam & Rosie Berwick, Megan & Joe Cook, Gwyn & Peter Davies, Evgeniya Fedoseeva, Connie Freeman, Edward J. Giera, Victoria Gray, Christine Hodgson, Martin & Evelyn Jacomb, Isabella & Dimitri Kullmann, Kathryn Ludlow, Whitney McVeigh, Jane Quinn, Julia Rochester, Gregg Sando & Sarah Havens, Antony Thomlinson, Patrick & Anna Thomson
Stage Door
Sarah Adlington, Don Anderson & Prue O’Day, Liza & Zoran Bozovic, Richard & Paola Broyd, George Casley, Gay Cheyne, Victoria Corcoran, Demetri Demetriou, Paquita De Zulueta, Rashmi Chopra & Manish Goel, Christopher & Tina Coulcher, Karen Cunningham, Neil Doherty, Tony Dyson, Kate Fleming, Diana Fulger, Sharon Gans, Oliver Goodinge, Jacky Hilary, Damien Hyland, Sophie Loudoun-Shand, Angela Massey, Letitia & Eloy Michotte, Richard Miles, Tara Naidoo, Edward Smith, Bridget Somekh, Solvene Tiffou, Ferry van Dijk & Ravi Rajakariar, Susan Van Noorden, Ann Wingerstrand, Eugenia Ziranova
Outreach supporters
Doug Clarisse, The John and Lorna Trust
Production supporters
Arts Council England, Austrian Cultural Forum, Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, Institut français du Royaume-Uni, London Community Response Fund, The Goethe-Institut London, The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, The Royal Norwegian Embassy in London, The Royal Victoria Hall Foundation, T. S. Eliot Foundation
Accessibility supporters
Theatres Trust
and all other supporters who would prefer to remain anonymous.